Sentence examples for ever named from inspiring English sources

In 1973 she was the second woman ever named to the Times editorial board.

There are so many cousins, none of them are ever named.

In 1977, Faldo became the youngest man ever named to the British Ryder Cup team.

Livingston, who lived in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., died before Moore was ever named as the poem's author.

The March 2-4-0 is possibly the only formula one car ever named for the benefit of train-spotters.

Senator Barbara Boxer, the California Democrat who leads the environment panel, said that Ms. McCarthy was one of the most qualified nominees ever named to lead the E.P.A.

"Did she ever name him?

"No one could ever name five".

Without ever naming President Bush, Mr. Lane deftly underlined the political parallels.

"Why did they ever name this place Heliopolis?" said a visiting German professor.

Fish markets with immaculate marble counters offer more varieties of sea creatures than you can ever name.